Flickr Forum - November 23rd, 2007 - ONE

Thanks for the feature! I actually just posted a really, probably TOO LONG hot-to on how I made the last image in this week's Flickr Forum. If anyone has some time on their hands, hit the following site for set up shots and descriptions of what was what.

http://blog.photendo.com/

Thanks for being featured here. It's a great ego booster. :)

This photo was taken two days after the first snow fell on Toronto. I went out to the new Canadian Tire on Leslie and Lakeshore. I took the camera with me seeing the sky had a beautiful texture of grays and blues. I had no particular place in mind to go to so I headed to Cherry Beach which isn't too far. I know this lifeguard station had been photographed a thousand times. It was the snow that I wanted to take a photo of so I put the station higher on the left side. The clouds were a nice addition and completes the scene. I changed the white balance in PS and voila!! It would have been called winter blues if I made the WB cooler.

Thanks again for getting noticed.

Thanks for the feature!

The hawk (not falcon, as I'd thought) ran into the window of our building, and sat on the ledge for over an hour. I took some shots, but unfortunately, the light and the reflection of the window made it difficult to get a good shot. I was pretty happy with this one, though, especially when I converted it to B&W.

Thanks for the feature!
This photo was taken on Queen street somewhere near the St.Lawrence market. I love taking pictures of people, but not in the studio. Toronto provides many interesting backgrounds, and I am in constant search for them :)

Thanks so much for the feature ? I'm delighted! my shot was taken a few streets over from Casa Loma. it was a gloriously lovely day for shooting!

Hey, thanks for adding me to the forum here. I've got the #8 spot: Method Man at The Kool Haus.

This was my first Method Man show and my first time shooting a show with a wide angle lens. The crowd was pretty enthusiastic, if not a little stoned. And Meth pranced about on stage like a little kid. I tried to capture the energy between the performer and crowd here.